Monthly Archives: July 2016

Hi all, No loon news of late but we do have a few pictures to pass along. The first two are from Sue W. who caught this wonderful eagle shot at Lake Carmi recently. Her bear encounter on the road … Continue reading →

The golf day is at Neshobe golf course. M.

Hi all, Here’s a forward re the golf tournament. This should be a second notice for association members but anyone can play. Mike The 2nd Annual Lake Dunmore Fern Lake Association GOLF TOURNAMENT Saturday, August 6, 2016 12:30 Registration; 1pm … Continue reading →

Hi all, Lets start with a couple of wonderful pictures of our Silver Lake family sent in by Tom O. Storm news is good in that we didn’t have another one today, it looks like it all went south of … Continue reading →

Hi all, Rosie and I took a quick ride around the lake first thing this morning. There are a couple good shots mixed in with the mess we have to deal with but it’s mostly mess. Unfortunately we have another … Continue reading →

Mostly east shore pics but one from Chris N. in the cove just outside the access and from Martha W, in South cove we got a note. We have a kayak double paddle washed up from the storm. It is … Continue reading →

Hi all, We had a bit of a cleansing here this afternoon when a brief but powerful storm went through. Not much rain but we had a little hail and I’d guess winds easily topped 50MPH which quickly brought the … Continue reading →

Hi all, Thanks to Allon and Marianne W, the signs are off the water at Goshen Dam and Allon got a couple great family photos while getting the job done. One chick is the final count there and we’re happy … Continue reading →

Hi all, I spent almost an hour in the woods today off Goshen Dam watching the pair act like they may have had a chick be seeing nothing. The shot below was the giveaway as the mate came from quite … Continue reading →

Hi all, The news from Silver lake is that Tom O. got the shot below at 6:30 tim morning. He said the chicks were no where to be seen which makes sense. They were likely hiding under a tree branch … Continue reading →